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PHARMACY SHOW 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

RESTAURANT

CLINICAL THEATRE

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09:20 10:05

Building for the future - the national perspective Simon Dukes, Chief Executive, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee

10:15 11:00

Leaders Panel: Working together for better community pharmacy Peter Cattee, Chairman, Association of Independent Multiple Pharmacies; Malcolm Harrison, Chief Executive Company Chemists’ Assocation; Mark Lyonette, Chief Executive, National Pharmacy Association; Simon Dukes, Chief Executive, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee

11:10 11:55

CLINICAL THEATRE

CPCF Roadshow: The PSNC team updates and answers your questions on the five-year deal Alastair Buxton, Director of NHS Services, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee; Simon Dukes, Chief Executive, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee; Zoe Long, Director of Communications and Public Affairs, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee; Gordon Hockey, Director of Operations and Support, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee; Mike Dent, Director of Pharmacy Funding, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee

12:05 12:50

Primary Care Networks and local pharmacy teams - LPC perspectives Michael Lennox, Chief Executive, Somerset LPC; James Wood, Chief Executive, Community Pharmacy, Surrey & Sussex; Ruth Buchan, Chief Executive, Community Pharmacy West Yorkshire; Nick Kaye, Associate Chief Executive, Cornwall LPC

13:00 13:45

Revalidation 2019: what you need to know, and do next Mark Voce, Director of Education and Standards, General Pharmaceutical Council

13:55 14:40

NHS Community Pharmacist Consultations - the NHS111 and GP pathways Anne Joshua, Head of Pharmacy Integration, NHS England & NHS Improvement; Bruce Prentice, Clinical Lead, Cheshire & Merseyside, Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS England & NHS Improvement

14:50 15:35

Primary Care Networks and community pharmacy: what you need to know Michael Lennox, Local Integration Lead, National Pharmacy Association

15:45 16:30

Public health, the prevention of illness and the Quality Payment Scheme Jill Loader, Deputy Director, Pharmacy Commissioning, NHS England & NHS Improvement

16:40 17:25

The NHS Long Term Plan: leading from the front line Aneet Kapoor, Chair, Greater Manchester LPC

Osteoporosis Nipa Patel, GP Practice Clinical Pharmacist Ind Pres, Sunnymmed Practice

10:00 10:30

Delivering NUMSAS in community pharmacy Anne Joshua, Head of Pharmacy Strategy, NHS England and NHS Improvement

10:40 11:10

Prescribing in renal Kathrine Parker, Highly Specialist Renal Pharmacist, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

11:20 11:50

Diabetes Sanjay Tanna, Clinical Pharmacist, St Pauls Medical Centre Natasha Jacques, Principal Pharmacist- Specialist Services, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust

12:00 12:30

English Deprescribing Network Emma McClay, Medicines Optimisation Pharmacist at Sunderland CCG and NICE Medicines and Prescribing Associate, English Deprescribing Network

12:40 13:10

Addressing influenza vaccine effectiveness; an update on advice for influenza vaccine options for 2019/20 flu season Dr Roger Henderson, Senior GP and Media Medic, Senior GP and Media Medic

13:20 13:50

HPV Vaccination

14:00 14:30

Advanced Clincial Practice: Follow the yellow brick road! Stephen-Andrew Whyte, Paediatric Advanced Clinical Practitioner, Senior Lecturer and Course Director, Hammersmith & Fulham GP Federation

14:40 15:10

Community pharmacies role in Medicines safety improvement programme Richard Cattell, Deputy Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, NHS England and NHS Improvement

15:20 15:50

Mental Health Andrew Down, Deputy Chief Pharmacist, Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust

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Supporting self care: community pharmacy and the consumer medicines industry Neil Lister, Managing Director, UK & Ireland, Perrigo New partnerships to alleviate chronic disease and champion health ageing and wellbeing Erik Nordkamp, Managing Director, Upjohn Division, Pfizer

11:10 11:55

Building engagement in multidisciplinary Primary Care Network teams Bruce Warner, Deputy Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, NHS England & NHS Improvement Ros Cheeseman, Midlands & Regional Pharmacy Dean, Health Education England

12:05 12:50

Pharmacy in France: what’s the fuss about? Olivier Picard, Newdays Pharmacy and Board Member, National Pharmacy Association; Gareth Jones, Head of Corporate Affairs, National Pharmacy Association

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The NHS Long Term Plan and what it means for Community Pharmacy Ed Waller, Director of Primary Care Strategy, NHS England & NHS Improvement

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Community pharmacy from the outside looking in: strategies for a sustainable future Neil Lister, Managing Director, UK & Ireland, Perrigo; Erik Nordkamp, Managing Director, Upjohn Division, Pfizer

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Service development and the Long Term Plan Melissa Burnley, Head of Services, Community Pharmacy West Yorkshire; Debby Crockford, Chief Executive, Community Pharmacy South Central; Adam Irvine, Chief Executive, Community Pharmacy Cheshire & Wirral; Helen Musson, Chief Officer, Community Pharmacy, Hertfordshire, Representative from Numark

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From now to next: change and the NPA’s plan for delivering change Nick Kaye, Board Member, National Pharmacy Association; Michael Lennox, Local Integration Lead, National Pharmacy Association

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Atrial fibrillation - size of the prize (part 1) Paul Wright, Lead Cardiac Pharmacist, Barts Heart Centre, Barts Health NHS Trust

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Managing minor illness - clinical perspectives Paula Russell, IPMO Lead, Cumbria and North East ICS

09:20 09:50

Hypertension and increased CVD risk - size of the prize (part 2) Paul Wright, Lead Cardiac Pharmacist, Barts Heart Centre, Barts Health NHS Trust

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Antimicrobial stewardship in community pharmacy Dr Wasim Baqir, National Pharmacy Lead (Care Homes), Pharmacy Integration Programme, NHS England and NHS Improvement; Ola Oloyede, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow, Public Health England

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Early recognition of sepsis and community pharmacy Mark Clymer, Clinical Fellow to CPPE director, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow, CPPE

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Evolving developments in the management of COPD Toby Capstick, Consultant Pharmacist - Respiratory Medicine, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

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Specialist Pharmacy Service - clinical perspectives community pharmacies Justine Scanlan, Head of Specialist Pharmacy Service, NHS England and NHS Improvement

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Asthma: an update on current treatment guidelines

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Care of the elderly Gopal Lavda, GP practice pharmacist, Northwood group practice

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Experiences of working in NHS 111

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DON’T MISS THE SESSION ABOUT: Building for the future - the national perspective Simon Dukes, Chief Executive, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee Sunday 6th October 09:20 - 10:05 Keynote Theatre

Community pharmacies that provide needle exchange will be asked to test patients for hepatitis B as part of the drive to eliminate hepatitis B. Further services that support the drive on reducing antibiotic resistance may be introduced. This might include testing for strep A and CRP. All pharmacies will have to progress to healthy living pharmacy level 1 as an essential element of the new contract. The reach of the mandated annual health campaigns that community pharmacies take part in will be extended and

People are getting more used to a digital age and obtaining more goods through internet shopping and apps. There are several NHS compatible apps that support patients to order their repeat prescriptions online and pharmacies offering on-line consultations. Many people expect added convenience and home or work delivery.

EPS has also supported the increase in robotic dispensing. Automation of dispensing is thought to free up pharmacy team time and reduce errors. Although automation is common in large volume dispensaries, smaller pharmacies do not gain the benefits. The Government, however, has committed to pursue legislative change that will allow all pharmacies to benefit from the efficiencies of hub and spoke dispensing.

These two factors; the introduction of EPS; and the drive

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aligned to the equivalent campaigns in general practice as part of effective integration across PCNs. This will open the opportunity to manage smoking cessation and weight management with local partners. The Pharmacy Integration fund and the PCN Testbed programme will be used to test a range of additional prevention and detection services, which if found to be effective and best delivered by community pharmacy, could (with appropriate training) be mainstreamed within the CPCF over the course of the settlement period. Every year these new elements of the pharmacy contract will need to be agreed and implemented. There is almost £250million of unallocated funds that will need to be diverted into new services. Continued on p2

NHS Digital is making great progress with the implementation of electronic prescription service (EPS) and no wonder as it is predicted to save the NHS £130 million. The first CCG has now implemented EPS in all practices meaning that all prescriptions can be sent digitally. As more patients nominate their preferred pharmacy then all paper prescriptions can be avoided. From generation, through dispensing, pricing and reimbursement to information to commissioners, every element is paper free. for on-line convenience have come together to drive the uptake in on-line pharmacies. If people nominate an on-line pharmacy, they usually get their medicines delivered to their home a couple of days after ordering. There is no doubt that this sector is growing, with many of the more traditional pharmacies offering a similar service.

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Much has been said about the maintenance of the global sum at the current level for the next 5 years, but little has been said about the opportunities to fundamentally change the format of community pharmacy that the contract opens. The community pharmacy consultation service will replace the NHS Urgent Medicine Supply Advanced Service as well as local pilots of the Digital Minor Illness Referral Service. Patients can be referred to community pharmacy from NHS 111 for minor ailments and emergency supply of medicines. This will be expanded to include referrals from GPs, urgent care centres, on-line NHS 111 and perhaps A&Es.

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All Pharmacy professionals will need to carry out and record: • FOUR CPD RECORDS • ONE PEER DISCUSSION • ONE REFLECTIVE ACCOUNT •

DON’T MISS THE SESSION ABOUT: Electronic Prescriptions and Digital Exemptions - the latest on EPS. Jo Lambe, Senior Project Manager, NHS Digital Sunday 6th October 09:25 - 09:55 Technology Theatre Continued on p12

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